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SportsDelmarva Shorebirds Vs. Columbia FirefliesArthur W. Perdue Stadium11:05 AMMAY22Arts & TheatreMenopause the Musical 2Performing Arts Center at OC Convention Center7:00 PM - MAY23MusicNate SmithBottle & Cork8:00 PMMAY30MusicDashboard ConfessionalBottle & Cork8:00 PM
- MAY31SportsProfessional Bull RidersOcean City Inlet6:00 PMJUN4SportsDelmarva Shorebirds Vs. Lynchburg HillcatsArthur W. Perdue Stadium7:05 PM
The tour highlights over 300 years of Princess Anne history from the Colonial Era, Revolutionary, Civil and World Wars, the heyday of steam- boat travel, the arrival of the railroad and the first “talking” picture show.
You are about to explore one of the Eastern Shore's most historic and picturesque small towns, yet also the location of a 4,300-student University, the newly revitalized Washington Inn and Tavern and the home of modern, aerospace engineering.
Princess Anne has a town commissioner-manager based government, comprised of five elected town commissioners, each serving four-year terms. Town elections are held the first Tuesday in June, in even numbered years.
Explore the town of Princess Anne, Maryland with community information like historic preservation, parks, facilities, education & more.
Princess Anne, one of the most historic and picturesque small towns on the Eastern Shore, was settled in the 1600s at the headwaters of the Manokin River. The town, established in 1733, was named after King George II’s daughter.
Princess Anne. Princess Anne is primarily known for its historic homes and buildings. The oldest dwelling in the town, The William Geddes House (or Tunstall Cottage as it is known to many residents), was constructed c.1755.
Visit the town of Princess Anne in Somerset County, MD. View places for dining, drinks, shopping, and parks in town.
